Citing Sources: APA (American Psychological Association)

APA style is used in the social sciences and nursing.

Often, one can find scholarly  articles on the Internet that have not yet been published or are still in process.  How should one cite articles like this?

APA provides a variety of examples.

• Introducing the Basics of Seventh Edition APA Style tutorial

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  Feb 25, 2020
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• How many names to include in an APA Style reference

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  Oct 31, 2019
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